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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-27

repwlSiUo, y por fin dio por SEN
tado que semejante conducta ha-
bia causado indignation entire los
habitantes de esta cu|ta ciudad
que significsrsn de dif mo,
dos su protests, por tai y tan
desagradable suceso y contra To-
navGasos, escdnda'Os y atrope'
NoS.
No contento con este, dicho
colega nos increpa y hasta nos
recrimina, porque guardamos re
serva acerca de un hecho que d.
tai modo e5candaliz6 q GEL Cla
NOR, y cuyos autores habfan
partido va con rum>o D su deStl-
no.
Toda esa algarada promovid
I'll Ciamor con tai motive. 1 Y
saben nuestros lectores ell jaicio
une ha merecido a " E! Buscapie "
10 que tanto alarm6 a ~ hernia
40 en- ideas po'iticas? Pnes, lean
se los siguientes parrsfos, QUE
expresan la verdad impartial,
tai y como debe reIatarla todo el
que e,tima sus propias NANTES
taciones, y no quiere que 6,ta'
sean vistas como apasionadas y
temerarias. Dice este celega, re
friendose al case:
"El las escenas ya bufss, va drama
ticas, one representation el jneves a
guaos guardias de ordeu lhb'lco
unos pobres b .aceros peniusulares qne
iban de coIooos para Cuba, hubo, como
de costumbre, ex ESQ de sable y fata de
poIicis.
Aquelos infeIices, & qnien la ncce
dad hsbia ob;igado embarcarse POI
primers veg, ce,ebraron la lIegada d
terra con nnas copas de sguardiente
y cog;eron la consnbids papalln1 sill
darse cne.ta de clio, gracias al efectC
rapido que producen EN- estos clima'
Las bebidas alcoh5licss.
la politia debi6 tener en- cuenta estt
circumstances y la de ser squellos uno'
pobres transeuntes, para trAtarl1s col
cierta consideration. Pero lejos de e,to
viulos d varios gnardias deseovainar e
liam sdc principio de sutoti lad, y da
golres y pinch4zos q los robres pasa
jeros, por eI delite d. fl cir suertes d.
toreo, bromesr q cachatazos ent 'e 4,
e cribir palsbras chistosss con un pal
to sob-e el hormig6a del Ayupt 'mien
t0....."
Exception hecLa de las au-
stones, que el anterior suelto hac'
a la fAita de comedimento de lo'
guardias de OGDEN Publico, que
como es notorio, sue!e mirsr nj
con muy buenos ojos dicho cole
ga, esa e5 la inics forma qu'
persona prudente ha podido en-
plear, para dsr cuenta de 10 qu'
nos ocupa.
"El Blscspie y, despu6s dt
hacer un buen servicio la eau Is
de la verdad desigurads por ST
compafero, ha puesto d este Ell
ber,ina.
Sc dan casos.
Y Ique concepto merece a E.
BuScapi6, que critica a los guar
dias, su colegs "El Clamor que
ha tratado a los pasajeros cor
mas durtz.? Y yea "El Cla
NOR" como quien tapa ell muert'
de la Capital es su propio cofra
de, no la prensa incopdicional
que nj dej6 de hlb'ar de e, n
tsmpoco de 10 de Aguadilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-27
la ENItDt.NCIA.

Con e. ttlstsfe rs - asr.l
hisfsuleo, ese4stss la ttEussnt r
Diafio as ia Nafsaa. I'AtF&fvs
on ellos que FegFeda lmos eos
tl mAsof gukta, p0s rs,s tiFss may
iAvorAblements 4 an dlssis guido
psrsopajs del paFsido sulano
Inl6n Conslitusloa1l, III - hef
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-27

Nuestro distiuguido amigo D
JAvier Ndnez, empleado de la Sc
cretariA del Gobierno General
esta ira lAdado a la Isla de Cuba
Aunque sintamos su aLSencia, fe
Iicitamosle, 81 es de Su sgrado }
para su bien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-27

Ha sido sigui6cado ell senor
don Rafae! Janer, inteligente Di
rector del reputado Colegio de
Ma,icao, para una encomienda de
Isabel la Cat6lica, libre de gastos.
Damosle nuestra cordial enhora
buens.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-27

/. = sAFaFss sofEs1a IS "a Gana !.
eAssA TsAaAgsaatasA as 4. Isagsa
ft' ssmPasa aas vials. 4 pesrsa
hsso = = llahasa. taste 20 la
sassao spma - NsFAao. Goa asa
saassissd ass Fssas desires ma-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-27
RENUNciA ACEPTADA.
UN vECINo.

Segdn vemos en- Ia Gdcetd de
how, el Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
q neral la tenido q bien aceptat
IA renunciA del cargo de Alcalde
de Agaadilla, 1 don Julio O.valdo
Ahril.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-27

tematica, Y ESQ que no son 1ngle-
ses sino Espanoles. iBien por la
Empresa Trasatlantica de la Com
pafia Antonio Lopez!
I'm SuScritor AntiLianO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-27
Presente.

Muy disting uido senior mio: Al
regtesar a este Uni querldo pals,
lespue, de una ausencia 10 cuatro
amos y medic, empleados religiosa-
mente Gu adquirir los cOnoclmlen.
tos que exigia mi carrera dc Inge.
Micro industrial, me siento vigoro-
samente compelido por los impul-
500 dc mi corazoa 4 ofeecer el
tribute dc mi mas profuudo reco-
cimlento 4 la Junta Directiva de Ia
.Soclodad Protectors De la Ialslissa.
csa, J 4 las demas persouas y cor
poraeiones que han oooperado i
los altos rines DO esta beueaea lns-
tltuoi0a, balo euyos aaspicios be
hceho ni eaFrcta ) rea!lka 10 el
sRmmaa DC mis- mas bcllAs asplrA-
clones.
A cate In 80 dirigcn las prescn
ses llaeAs, caya publication on su
llaasFado patlodtoo 10 raogo eneAFc-
cldanentr, haelsadole dc este mo-
do iusegprvtc dc mis- scnlimlcnIus
hAela mis- blenhechoscs qul~aca
dcseo hAceg ptca~nte el testlmonso
&c gFagstnd y consideration, y oou
uapcclAlldAd al dlgno pccallcase
lie AqnvllA A slclaes6a don Laura.
90 Vega. qac sAuto Ae dcsss4A pos
/ hAocgla ftas .lleF4
/ AasleipAndo V lAs grAclA,,
/ tea ~ cl gaato dc s4scsibsFae dc
{ Y AscasAmenla sa nAs al ao, ;. =
II H. = VI
J&sMs A#&axs
FssFso. Aleo. Mayo - 80 l>,f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-27
DE CAYEY.
Mayo ~ de 1851.
81 Assn~

81 n Iguacto Diaz Caneja Dl-
Fvc.os del boLEriS MgRcASrIL.
Puerto Rico.
Nj dls,iu guido amigo; Me pare
CO 40 ha de ser5c MODESTO dedl
car anos naomcutos D ID leetura de
eata cagta. consagyada preierente-
suoate 4 Gar 4 eonoceE i Y. el
eutasiasmo con que este pueblo Ia
celchgasIo 81 AHivvrsaFlo del uatah-
cso dc =. NJ al Rey [ = II. q. J. pc
to eom , las ticstaa rcalcs sigaieron
4 "a popalaFes de sAa lsldEo, em-
tosAse poE Aaeesle una sneinta
leacs tpxioa dc estas.
Ia aeasA de san IslaFo - espe-
caalmcasc cclohsada poF Ia gente
sse eS,aos peru las otEaa clases TO-
nAa samhlen ana passs aesiva 81
sllAA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-27
MANIFESTATION De GRATITUD.

A continuation damos la mur
noble que hace ell joven Iogenie-
ro, cuyo arribo anuuciamos ante.
riormente:
Sr. Director del BOLETtS MER
CANTIL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

hess va hailf II 80 short : space Of n1e.
snd naEa credit > e1s - to1trse or etE--
An kinesat II slnasnE Bros zao sapsGF
iltznsssd tie sorz.
Bsssnsss = - ssisk IA the frsighk efhess
a tse Easoa DsDot teat Las is2y SD1n-
pss.es Ar. aeiizsi - soFx nlghts - oF1sF
= ksep fhs sheels of cofnl1sreS @sfAaz
without lntsFr1pllo1.
sossh D..ision-st i ooana u oe me
~hustiBz7 street OF e5rzn1 ktPs1s Ane
losef ead of ths street = shr0nset ~it@
sehicles aid pecestFianz stsfy la{ Al Us
nssseh4azs say s1ssless : booming
TIE Cleveland Methods. Confefeacs have
seat - shis elty for ssldsnce " ass IA tAs
case a-ainst hsf. hildfsre foraasfsg Pas'St
Il tie Digisi0n Street N + ea4ren. vac >
eharzed ~itb conduct znbecomlaz nsiA-
Der Of ths cloth.
The Balk!sv an1 Sweet baildlnz > oas
of ths mest iaaRoslax zna s0li1ly oaiis
structures Ia tie city. Tue Eoof is nos GOA
pietsd. 1as hsnssoms Gay stnao~s On
/ tas south DiFslon-st. lr0at siN s ~ y
plctuFs=qas appearances unsn eonp-essa.
Oscar J. Ball0ar a young man vel
known In tEis city aDd a forDer resident 1
( Is % % married nsxt THURSDAY eFeaing 70
Ms ELlz Nlilzri. Of falmage tsntre. lac
1 cefem0ng vii take p-ase az The fesids9cS
OF the 5rits mother. and vii be largely al
/ tended a. . great lnany frieads oI TIE con-
tracing yaEties have bsea iaFise3-
POINTS ABOUT PERSONS.
IN Cary has gone 10 Chicago on busi-
ness trip
VIM. u. Mitchell, Of iOnja arrived in
town last evening.
Attorney WA. A. Tateum bas an once Ia
the nes Houseman block.
Hon. Thos b. Church Is confined 10 bis
house By serious illness.
q. CorDe;t. assistant superintendent o'
the Western Union Telegraph Company
sas here yesterday.
The Werner company LETT yesterday morn
ing for Owosso. where they appeared las
| evening. quite number OF uienus pads
them good bys AZ the depot
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Brown have giyer
up their apartments AZ the Morton and
| gOne 10 housekeeping. They will reside II
the Shaw building on Sheldon-st-
Miss Carrie Comstock. of sand Lake, Il
visiting the family OF Turnkey Lewis, al the
jsil. Hiss Alihea Lewis. Woo has been AZ
With typhoid fever. Is recovering
c. W. Chauueey has given no his lux
/ nrious bachelor quarters over the Fourth
National bank building and will 20 q
housekeeping with hls sister, on jefferson
sNe.
Daniel z. Soper. Postmaster General o
We town OF Se0Aygo which IS IN the county
OF Newaygo. Michigan. gazei upon the
sights OF the Metropolis of Western Michi
gan yesterday.
Lou Brown, the genial manager o
Brown & Friends clothing house AZ Mus
kegOn, was in the city yesterday. He cam.
up 10 attend the hop a. Metropolitan hal
Monday evening.
Frank l. Moon, the Pacific coast repres
entatlye Of ths Pheoix furniture factory
| has inst returned from an extended trip 4
the West and Northwest. during which h
met with great success selling some i'm
mense bills of goods. Mr.. Moon Is one o
the brightest hustlsrs in the furniture bust
| ness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
Special Election.

tHz>n kAf4fS. tofcnli-'f -t. 1851
To the Qualities Et..on VI lae Clty q Gran
lie gios
TAKE notice. thsts psclai siecison vi be hsIa
u tile city oi Crane Aslafs. ou
TUESDAY, fBk ora GAY 0f Ike lsiihk. iss,,
81 which tne thr ~ lag hs 70. sn- pop 81.
a Il ID be- Subaiiie in ~ v,ioa .puu bf al
fo.ers. W. shall TIE tan aiaa tgunff ci lie lis
Oi erAud ksPlae b1ncw VIZ hundred enc ~ 81
th0Gstnd dollars Fno l,oSd ss4a ciiy far tlt sau.e
fof tie purpose ui removing iht wooden mains
fT0m the ptes-ut kytieaa % water ols.rl, q O.
ADD the salstitliio1 81 ir0a ie ! Nisre ard a.
extension oi said water mAifiS fc o. nEerccfte ~
tiny Iaiics iI tfe reefs a. said -5 su1 Pfc a..
ing An adSquste pressure ll lt iil olktflci> nd
The oxsrhasliae oi ths pres =. D nfans .asehia.
cry snd repairing q the seuc. 30 as " Increase
its efficiency. and The laylne ~ an etclt0uai IN
lei pipe IA Orauc klNer. ZEE
shall the Common ocDcil of ibe its - tifauf
Rapids borrow iWo hundred and htif ibsassnf
dollar and bond the 21ts ioT tie taWe icf ite
purposc os removing be ~e9ocp meins ifsal -
present sysieG q vsitt disifibgi c. and the
substitution OF iron Il ils place AM ine eAiei1
sion of sale water MANS 70 al Aggregate % fits
miles In the ssTeft, 0f sid CITY and proyicirs
adequate press1re IA ne hlii dstfici, snd ne
oserhsuling OF thp pfe-,'It fEmpine machinery
aud The reixiring o. b. saase - A. - incrrsss
lu efficiency, ard toe "a inF ~ az sosilione lnst
pire ia Grand River. no tnc that tie foer1
Of inspcctor Of Election % the CRY - crane
"a riis wiil meet ~ tie places hereiaefef ors'g
mated, oD Tuesday tie 8 Ktb Gay ~ ! ccsuiaef.
iess, at g crtn o'c.ock q u fof thf p1free -
coacuctlus a election Pois opsl rs "A dock.
a. pl.. srd cieaf 81 c'eio IL. 90
firei Ward -hl IS eraulalils ascafo
Scnopd Ward rnrtf.of Ncur apom feaflf
Third WARD rs rerinci No IS. isiaId-tl
Third NarG Tncuai- 30 1.s ssffcf-cu 4ft
Fourth Wand g. ifcrioct-Nc ~ Bssi brieRt-
81
Fourth Wars "a lre-incf So "a CreacCni-arc-
llfn Nafd No. rs YIfiuftlcss
sixth Ward -iueiut Hguss ucrih 81 Leerasc a.
Seventh Ward go Fnsfnr Houre ofi 81
liChta Nard-Tlra Aeleir BAii .cr.rson I'll +.
e. - beifratf e. y Fcrlef.
a ~fffL lfrSt : ftkfft
John frrCuf PRE- tau1ecff
set 4 Ffitind. hufis fhErsnnr.
p r. HnnifIy laaish tlrfan.
Gserge H DaF.df4B Paw HKfis
= ~ Hayward sn0y Boyle
~ \. fanntrrf. A Ncrff.
Board ~ Inspectors 81 flceiI1l Di ihr city 81
Grand kfrius
JOHN } BIIEhAP.
frlfr f.art
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
NEW BRANCH HOUSE.
The Enterprising Detroit Safe Company
Open = Branch once al the Rsar in the
Grand Rapids National Bank Block.

Open = Branch once At the Hear in the
Grand Rapids National Bank Block.
Yesterday afternoon as a representative
Of the TELEGEAN- HERALD was passing down
Ottawa-st his attention was attracted by
the much improved appearance of the suit
Of offices, at tue rear, on the ground hOoT IN
toe Grand Rapids National Bank Block.
on investigating matters the gentleman OF
news was courteousiy sreetej by Mr.. +. A
Lee. General Manager of the well and pop
ularlv known Detroit Safe Company. for
the north hvestern portion of Michigan.
Upper Peninsula. Wisconsin and Dakota.
Mr. Lee Is a gentleman of many years ex-
perience in the safe business. and ably as
sisted As be is by tour or i've we'll known
salesman, there viii be no doubt out
that the branch Office established here will,
under his management, add very mateuslly
10 the already popular company. o. A.
Perry. A. -. Freeman, aud three other
competent salesmen have been engaged for
this ofics. which will, Of course, advance
the interests OF this city and the Safe Com
paav. The advantages the Detroit safe
over all others are too numerous 10 men
tion. The Page patent steel door frame and
lam il used which Is much lighter than
cast iron and does not carry the neat in
case OF fire. The finish, both in aud out
side. are perfect. being handsomely painted
aud neatly arranged on the iniids- And
their burglar aud IRE proof safes are some
Of tue anest ever presented 20 the pu0-
lie. having q double hinge 10 the doors
which WORKS eharmingly and adds much 70
the durability and appearance OF these
beautiful snd most essential sstschmsnt 10
Offices. stores private residences and board
inx houses, the retail grocery, IN fact every
one should be supplied with Detroit safe
Mr. lee scqusins rs With the fact that tue
| Detroit sale Company have Just c1mpleted
a large addition. one hundred aad forty iest
| squars to their mammoth manufacturing
establishment in Detroit. all Of which goes
"a prove TIE rapid increase 81 business aod
the popularity OF Tie Company and thei
/ goods
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
Meeting of the Medical society.

The Grand Rapids Medical Society held
a regular meeting last evening in the office
OF DR.. " elsh on Monroe-st The fraternitywas
well represented and an interesting and
profitable evening was passed. DR.. Ernest
Disbrow read an able paper on "Grandular
Enlargement" The subject was discussed
at length by the members OF the society.
The following new members were elected;
Doctors q. II. Holt, w. +. Hoyt, j. A. Nc
Coll, G. Ii. Johnston, t. A. Boot and John
Rrady
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
wsrl war!l war!.!
TuE orTrN oF HEALEEs.

A wonderful discovery, greater than all
other discoveries combined, greater than
electricity or steam. Call and see this won
derful woman and notice her marvellous
power To alleviate the suffering and cares
of the diseased. She removes without pain
or the use ola knife from the great mum
Der of patients under her treatment from
ten to ifly rectal ulcers from each one.
special diseases. catarrh, dyspepsia. spinal
disease, nervous prostration, ulcers OF the
throat, lungs, stomach. intestine, Tectum
and all female diseases. ulcers OF the womb,
piles, hstules, rheumatism, tits and spasms,
all removes and she can cure diphtherla
and typhoid fever in from one TO tive days.
Mrs. w. j. Sweetland magic fluid and
blood aud pain extractor. The following
is very flsttering testimonial:
To GH Persons Interested ua the Cure Of
Disease:
One Elvin Y. Hale, farmer and resident
of Charlevoix county, Michigan, was about
two months ago afflicted by severe para
lytic stroke, the result of q combination OF
diseases with which he had suffered. Ply
sicians were called and offered remedies,
but to no avail The patient sunk into q
state of Inconsistencies and from that to a
state of what was supposed to be death by
his friends and attendants. Mrs. DIR. Sweet
land, of Charlevoix was called and by the
power she possesses of imparting vitality TO
persons, she soon restored the supposed
dead man TO life, and for SIX days held him
in her power until consciousness and act
iyity OF mind and body returned. Then
applying and administering some OF her
medicines sne removed the cause, and q
week ago the man rode eight miles in a
wagon TO his farm. | have known Mr.
Hale intimately for fifteen years, and called
several times upon him while he was being
treated by Mrs. 5weeiisnd. and before she
was called. And l know these facts 10 De
true. The cure is considered wonderful.
A. ID. CRUIcKsHANK,
Attorney at Law.
CHARLEvorx. Mich, Nov. 10, 1887.
The urine for the first eight days and
numerous ulcer can be seen At her office al
the Bridge Street House.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
War. War War;


Considerable merrinent and sensational
ioxps have been eniovsd on the South Dlg-
tsian-st cars Of is.e sspecially Sunday even
frz~. TIE centfsi figure seems t0 be Arthur
Watkins. TIE celebrated meat market 0f :
e Q Ssosh Ifgrsi0l. ~omsthiu- looss a
Estls s1sni1isus whica We hope 90 hesr from
soo, Aiso Nr. Chss. Malone. Ct AlsxsBder
E Nalene. of II South DiSision. oyster &
fsherrnan. is expected soen % JOSH the
rsnss ef swsi,ins toe town TO lo,o90 Ia
hahfganfs in zs42
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
War war!l WARM

To clean out odds and ends 10 underwear,
the Giant Clothing Company will place on
sails between the hours of and Wednes-
day evening some fifty dozen shirts and
drawers, embracing All wool scarlet. heavy
gray wool mixed, aud all lots where sizes
are broken. twenty-five cents for choice
Dom { miss IT,
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
The Muaician Ruried.

Tne last sad rites over the remains Of the
late Charles II. Diehl, the musician, were
conducted yesterday afternoon. The fun
eral was held at the undertaking rooms o
Allen Durfee. the funeral sermon being
preached by the Rev. Charles Fluhrer, ID
D., pastor Of the universalist Church. The
remains were accompanied to the Valley
City cemetery by the various bands of the
CITY
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
WAR; warll wa,n
Not an optleAl pslu.lon.

You read above that the Giant Clothing
Company will sell mems heavy winter un-
derw ear a. 25c. "Wednesday evening That ;
right 25c will secure choice from over nifty
dozen woal mixed and al wool shirts and
drawers, broken seis. remnants Oi tn sea
son. Quantity is limited, hours OF sale 5riei,
40 be prompt
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
Registration Notice.

Ficc'op Of TIE civ ~ GfsIo Ilsp.ds fsts No.
lice. The losrj o. kcf isirsfior ~ tEe fits ~
Grand fapics Vii meri a. fif pla - is1'is etief
designated o8 fafuf1at, fhe % Gag 81 be,tnfsf
I.s7. ueyi preceding flc Gay 81 eteeiiou ieisefn
tiae hour - focipek ~ and q fiefs = r..
ior tle rgITose q mhf nf perfefs iiff. - retr
~ may re 81 ~ persofs fes.oinf ~ re tfferni
Wfr3s of ire flfy - tirsrt karics r-n are
qualified sierto7 uudef lie fonsttfutia1 q the
STATE ~ Miffis san sDo entitled io vote therein
I'M Vsf0 O % f+rzndsii'e
kscoDo ward -ugerior court fuufD.
Third ward. ifsf pfer|rr, So. 1f it'eDa ~
ffeond preC ng No - 3efs sa41 |fFF
fourts N&fa, flrst rreriDct-to - bas
Eridgest.
fee0na prac .nct--Sa a Creeceni-frf
fIfh werl--fo ~ Fiaiune.d arf
xtn vnr6- Furins holIss iivfff 81 frossy si.
Seventh ward BE 3 ertsuf tssf.e. ffr,iif-s
fRhit rard-TIu fefsiI q +Fftfs ~
g. ~ De5rasf frfc ss'f5ir ere
B u zttiu Na fffs EasHeiian.
John Crfque. fssiaf -f.vsf
Geo p Pntinuf Fari Hafts
p Hsrur. u " Easeard.
George lizfidson. tndffn ofir
q. Tfennat 4 = ~ nsrse
Jacrf ffss.f hariL = a Nffee
Board of Legislation ~ tbe tff ~ Grand
Rapids
1oHN !. B-iHEkr.
tfif ffofk
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

Albert Bell while calling on young lady
last August. took from her purse S. bill.
She took the matter in fun and asked him
tor il several times Last evening she
heard be was going 10 Chicago and had an
officer meet him at the train. Rather than
be arrested be paid the money to her and
was allowed % 60.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

The Grsrd Rauisss ard Izdians RsiIroad
Comrznr have eissres3 for sac Al e is
pine ANTS IN Niszsusee county. SeAlsa
biss wi oe reoeived ny y @. Hughart.
Ian6 lora missioner. 80 be opeoed Decsra
h-r 18th. Pisfs ard further infermatioa
esn - hsd By addressing him A. Grand
RsDisis. ANhixan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

IL you want underwezr cheap-~ant II
for less ban half whai Il cost. attend the
Wednesday evening Underwear sale OF The
Giant Cloining Company. Don't maze any
engagement for that evening which vii not
ALLOW you TO take advantage OF this the OPP
portunity OF the season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

Seek and you will iiui some very nice lots
for $4,000 on w aige s Codys Pla. Ter sac
by l. ). Pr0Yin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

When a threatening lung disorder.
sh0ss rs nfsE pfocilVlty,
Do oos lei Il cross the Dor1sr-
Qaell il with activity.
Many a pssient. young or olden,
Owes qaick recovery
Al to DT. Plercss Golden
Medical Discovery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

Heavy winter Underwear for p cents
Wednesday evening between and 5 at the
Giant"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
PORTRAITS!

shall be able to receive a
few more orders for Crayon
Portraits for the Holidays.
My guarantee is that | will
furnish you a more complete
piece of work than can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere in this city.
Among my many Grand
Rapi ds references are: D. M.
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NJ. Weston, d. A. Blodgett, w.
S. Gum, T. Stewart White, d.
D. Cody, G. w. Watkins, John
Belknap, Enos Putnam, Jas. G.
Mcbride, i. D. Putnam, A. j.
Bovine and Chas. Berkey.
Parties out of town can send
me their photographs and |
will return them their por
traits subject to their approval
My prices CO nsistent with
first-class work.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30
GUITAR AND BANJO.

MRS. E. L. LOVEJOY
WI give isssons IN Guitar and Banjo playing
Priraielv or IN classes Carcass method FOR
guitar and POISON for Banjo. Letters or srph.
cations received as Mrs. LoFsioy aasrfments.
1o2 Monroe-ss. Graad Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-30

CHARLEvoIx. Mich, Nov. 10, 1887.
The urine for the first eight days and
numerous ulcer can be seen At her office a.
the Bridge Street House.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-09
An Invention for WindmiIls.

Windmills are a very ancient inven-
ton, but are not Of much practical value
in a country where fuel is cheap, from
the extreme irregularity Of the wind
upon which they depend. II is hoped
that remedy for this defect has been
found by the Due De Feltre in the trans
formation of the surplus energy of windy
weather by causing it to drive dynamo,
thus converting il into electricity, with
which he charges batteries OF storage
cells. These in turn can be utilized to
drive the machinery in time OF calm.
Any such plan is, of course, attended by
a very large waste of power, but when
the original quantity is SO enormous as il
is in a gale of wind, waste is matter OF
very little moment. Before the world is
many generations older more atter.:on
will have to be given TO the question Of
yoking the great forces of nature to our
machinery and utilizing the enormous
energy of the winds, waves and tides,
not TO mention water power and the di'
rect radiation from the sun. Our store
of coal will doubtless last for many q
long day to come, but we ought not tc
forget that we are race Of spendthrifts
living on our capital, and that we mus
not miss any opportunity Of economizine
the limited resources of our estate
London News.